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Gold/Mining/Energy : Valerie Gold (VLG)

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To: Bobby Yellin who wrote ()	6/11/1997 2:22:00 PM
From: Gulo	of 195

Figure this: Almost all of the buying yesterday was by one house (McDermid) while most of the selling today is by one house (Nesbitt). I don't think there is a pattern here, but if anyone else sees one, let us know. Over the past week McDermid was the biggest buyer with a small net amount (20K or so) of VLG while Nesbitt has flipped quite a bit (over 80K). With all the trading taking place, I would have expected a normal distribution of some strong net buyers and strong net sellers. The fact that most houses have bought and sold about the same amounts implies a lot of flipping. Am I reading this right? Does Nesbitt's strong selling today mean an end to the stalemate?

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